Emails that appear to show the architect, contractor,
facade specialist and fire engineer working on the refurbishment of Grenfell
Tower knew that the cladding would fail in the event of a fire have been
published by the public inquiry. They were contained in evidence submitted by
insulation manufacturer Celotex as it sought to argue that the designers,
contractor and consultants involved in the refurbishment bore responsibility
for the performance of the cladding system in the blaze. They include an internal mail which says: “There is no
point in ‘fire stopping’, as we all know; the ACM will be gone rather quickly
in a fire!” Read more on the Housing Today website.
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